How International Harvester Tried (And Failed) To Kill The Diesel Engine
Several decades ago, major manufacturers invested heavily in aviation technology as an alternative for tractors, trucks, and tanks.
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This Ford Trapped In Ice Over 40 Years Ago Is Finally Back On Dry Land
Decades spent submerged at the bottom of a frozen lake did not do any favors for the classic vehicle's bodywork or paintjob.
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Which Pressure Washer Hose Type You Should Buy For Best Performance
While the three types of power washer hoses — rubber, PVC, and polyurethane — all have advantages, there's one clear winner when it comes to performance.
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What's The Difference Between A Snow Thrower And Snow Blower?
While exact definitions can vary by manufacturer, there are some clear-cut differences between a snow blower and a snow thrower, even if they work similarly.
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An Entire Ocean Could Be Trapped In Rock 400 Miles Below Your Feet
A research team found evidence of a massive amount of water trapped in the Earth's mantel, challenging assumptions we'd made about the origins of its oceans.
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This Android Update Could Make Your Phone Faster Than Ever
Android phones may get a speed boost from a deeper software change, one that optimizes the kernel using real-world app usage data more effectively.
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Are Inline Engines Better Than Flat Engines?
Most normal cars with less than eight cylinders nowadays use inline engines, but some also use boxer engines. What's the difference? Is one better?
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This May Be The Worst Way To Break In A New Engine
You've likely heard the term "break-in period" for automotive engines before, and it applies to new cars. What type of break-in should you avoid?
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These Water Batteries Outlast Lithium And Could Eliminate Fire Risks For Good
Between lithium sourcing and environmental pollution, batteries come with a lot of problems, but water-based batteries could be the solution we need.
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Elon Musk's Data Centers Keep Getting Louder And Residents Are Fed Up
A formerly quiet Mississippi road now sounds like an airport runway, leaving residents sleep-deprived and demanding answers. And it's all because of AI.
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This AI-Powered 'Robot Phone' Has The Strangest Camera We've Seen Yet
A new smartphone demo at MWC featured an animated camera and an AI companion that reacts in real time. It’s clever, strange, and possibly the future of phones.
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One Of The US' Most Powerful Supercomputers Is No Longer Operating
A machine that once ranked among the fastest on Earth has been decommissioned. Its shutdown reveals how quickly cutting-edge tech can become obsolete.
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This Refrigerator Gets Consumer Reports' Lowest Quality Score
There are plenty of sub-par refrigerators on the market, but none have performed quite as poorly in Consumer Reports' testing as this particular unit.
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Yes, The Neo Robot Is Real — And Here's How Much It Costs
You can finally buy a humanoid robot to fold your laundry and water plants. Here is how much the 1X Neo costs and its major privacy catch.
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If A Mechanic Refuses To Release Your Car, Here's What You'll Have To Do
If you take your car into the shop, but then the mechanic refuses to release your car, you have some options. Here's what to do in that circumstance.
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Lawsuit Claims 'New' Porsche 911 Had Already Been Taken Apart By Technicians
After paying nearly $282K for a new Porsche 911 GT3, a Florida man quickly noticed troubling clues that suggested the car’s history wasn’t what he was told.
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Elon Musk Recruits William Shatner To Promote A Controversial New X Feature
X and Elon Musk are working on adding a long-speculated feature and they've recruited none other than science fiction legend William Shatner to promote it.
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$38B Toyota Deal Proposed After Massive Pressure From Activist Investors
Toyota is having to cough up nearly $38 billion after butting heads with activist investors over a proposed deal. Here's how it all went down.
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What Are The Breather Bolts On Harley-Davidson Motorcycles For?
Plenty of aftermarket sellers stock breather bolts for Harley-Davidsons. But what are they? And is it a good idea to install them on your bike?
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New CA Law Requires Age Verification For All Computers – Windows, MacOS, And More
Starting in 2027, a new age-verification rule could change how computers and apps interact with users. The idea is simple, but the real-world impact isn’t.
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This New Company Aims To Take OLED TV Tech To The Next Level
OLED TVs may be top-of-the-line display tech right now, but they have room to grow. One company says they've figured out a way to make them even better.
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Why The FBI Is Telling People Not To Scan QR Codes On Mystery Packages Left At Doorsteps
Receiving a package you didn’t order might seem harmless, but the FBI says one detail inside these mystery deliveries should immediately raise suspicion.
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Blood Red Water Burst Through Antarctic Ice – Now Scientists Might Know Why
The phenomenon isn't a new one, but scientists have only recently come up with a convincing explanation for why it happens.
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Unmanned Fighter Plays Wingman For F-22 Raptor Pilots In US Air Force Test
At a California test range, an advanced combat jet teamed up with next-gen technology in a flight that signals a dramatic shift in air warfare strategy.
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How Long You Can Expect Your New Apple TV To Last
Your Apple TV may keep working for years, but “working” and “worth keeping” are not the same. We explain what shapes its real-world lifespan.
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US Air Force Rolls Out Fresh New Look For Jets Carrying Government VIPs
A decades-old presidential jet tradition is being upended as Air Force One VIP aircraft debut a bold new look. We look at what's changed and why.
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China Shows Off Plans For Aircraft Carrier That Deploys Ships From Space
Chinese media released a video of a massive mothership that hovers near space. Here is the truth behind the viral clip and if the tech is actually real.
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